zawadi

Usages of zawadi

Nimefurahi sana leo kwa sababu sikuchelewa kazini, na nimepata zawadi ndogo.
I am very happy today because I was not late to work, and I have received a small gift.
Wewe unataka zawadi leo?
Do you want a gift today?
Mimi ninapokea zawadi.
I receive a gift.
Juma anakataa kupokea zawadi.
Juma refuses to receive a gift.
Kile nilipata sokoni ni zawadi.
That which I got at the market is a gift.
Mimi ninatoa zawadi kwa marafiki.
I give a gift to friends.
Mimi ninataka kuwapa marafiki zawadi.
I want to give friends a gift.
Dada yangu kipenzi aliniletea zawadi kutoka safarini.
My dear sister brought me a gift from her trip.
Tafadhali usitusukume kuondoka mapema, tunahitaji muda wa kuandaa pakiti za zawadi.
Please do not push us to leave early—we need time to prepare the gift packets.
Tumeamua kubadilishana zawadi ndogo wakati wa sherehe yetu.
We decided to exchange small gifts during our celebration.
Ukimpa mtoto zawadi ndogo, atafurahi sana.
If you give the child a small gift, he/she will be very happy.
Nilimletea leso mpya yenye maua mekundu kama zawadi ya siku ya kuzaliwa.
I brought her a new headscarf with red flowers as a birthday gift.
Mama anataka kununulia mtoto zawadi.
Mother wants to buy a gift for the child.
Leo bibi anavaa leso mpya aliyopata kama zawadi ya siku ya kuzaliwa.
Today grandmother is wearing a new headscarf that she received as a birthday gift.
Asha anapenda zawadi aliyopata jana.
Asha likes the gift that she received yesterday.
Kila tutakaporudi kijijini, tutamletea babu zawadi ndogo ili aone tunamkumbuka.
Whenever we return to the village, we will bring grandfather a small gift so that he sees we remember him.
Tunapaswa kushukuru kwa zawadi leo.
We should give thanks for the gift today.
Mimi ninapenda zawadi niliyopata leo.
I like the gift that I received today.

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